Embed a senior frontend engineer.

Because the discovery call is with Muzammil, our founder, not an SDR. Hour 0 is a 30-minute call on your stack, the trial surface, and stand-up cadence. Hour 24 is a named senior engineer matched to your stack, NDA + IP-assignment signed, your team provisioning Slack and GitHub access. Hour 48 is the engineer in your daily stand-up, reading the codebase live and pushing the first commit by end of day. No marketplace shortlist, no resume PDFs, no funnel.

One real surface from your roadmap, shipped as a production-ready pull request into your repo. No fee. The engineer joins your Slack and stand-ups on day one, reads your codebase on days one and two, and starts shipping by day three. Daily async stand-ups, end-of-week readout with Muzammil. If the work, the seat, or the fit is wrong, you walk for free at the end of the week and keep the code. If it converts, the monthly retainer starts the following Monday.

Three reasons. Speed: marketplaces still take 1 to 3 weeks of shortlisting and interviewing before first commit; we are at first commit in 48 hours. Embed depth: marketplace engineers tend to default to async contractor mode; ours join stand-ups, code review and release rituals from day one. Design taste: every Denovers engineer ships beside our designers daily, so they read Figma like a spec and own the component system instead of recreating it. Marketplaces sell engineers alone. We don’t.

React first, then Next.js (App Router, Server Components, streaming SSR), React Native and Flutter for cross-platform mobile, Angular for enterprise rewrites and legacy modernization, and Node.js for the BFF layer between your existing backend and the UI. TypeScript across all of it. Shipped production React in every B2B context we work in: data-heavy SaaS, AI-native products, multi-tenant fintech, healthcare data middleware, internal CRMs, and remittance apps live with 250K+ customers.

Both, under one roof. Our frontend engineers have shipped beside our designers for years, so they read Figma like a spec, push back on a flow that won’t ship, and own the component system instead of recreating it. If you need design and engineering on one timeline, the Embedded Pod is built for that. If you only need an engineer, the Embedded Engineer tier is one seat. See our Embedded Design Team service for design-only retainers.

You walk for free at the end of the trial. No fee, no claw-back, no minimum-engagement penalty. You keep every line of code shipped during the 7 days under your license. If the fit was close but not right, we can also propose a different engineer for a second free trial week. Most teams either convert after week one or walk; the second-trial path is rare but it exists.

You. Every line of code we ship is in your repo, under your license, with your commit history. There is no Denovers-owned framework you have to keep paying for, no licensed component library that locks you in. You can cancel the engagement at any month and the codebase keeps shipping with your internal team. We sign IP-assignment language in every MSA.

We follow your conventions. Our engineers push PRs through your existing review process. Two-eyes review, your CI green before merge, your release manager calls deploys. We write tests at the bar your team writes them. If you need us to set up Vitest, Playwright, React Testing Library, or visual regression with Storybook because nobody has yet, we will do that as part of the engagement, but we do not impose it where your team already has a working system.

Yes. We do this often. Repurpose.io was a full rebuild on top of an existing creator-economy SaaS now serving 20,000+ paid users. CoVerified was 100+ screens of React added on top of an existing Laravel/Lumen + AWS backend in 6 weeks. RLCore was a wireframe-grade MVP we modernized into a launch-ready dark-theme industrial-control platform. Our engineers spend the first week reading the codebase before pushing structural changes.

Angular for enterprise rewrites and legacy modernization (most often Angular to React migrations on a phased rollout). Flutter for cross-platform mobile where the team has already chosen Flutter; otherwise we lead with React Native. Vue we touch only when the codebase is already Vue and a full rewrite is not on the table. The core competency is React and Next.js; the adjacent stacks are real, just not the lead-with.